I am glad you got the joke. I hope Cathedrals sports complex comes to life.
I was referencing the Cleveland Catholics in relation to them usually playing one of the Cincy Catholics. A few years ago I did a spread sheet for the Cleveland, Cincy, and Louisville schools to form a "super" conference for football only and found that the Cincy teams would still average over a 100 mile trip for road games. Louisville St X to Iggy and Eds is 350 and 347. So those numbers just get too big for yearly. The Cleveland teams would go up to over 200 average road trip.
Adding Cathedral wouldn't add near the mileage. I just picked Southport and Franklin Central because those were the two nicest looking "big" stadiums on the southeast side of Indy with a google search. St. Eds sort of has the same deal Cathedral has and half the time we go up there, we seem like we are playing on the Cleveland NE side. I think the last 5 trips to Cleveland to play Eds we have been in 5 different stadiums. So I was trying to avoid a game at Brownsburg, or Ben Davis. I would be fine playing at Speedway High, just because it is near one of my happy places.
My bosses daughters went to Cathedral. He always tells me how the locations of the games always changes. I am no expert, and I can think of Cathedral playing at Broad Ripple, Marian, Lucas Oil, University of Indy, and Butler. So getting a true home stadium would be nice for them.
Anyway give yourself plenty of extra travel time, I think they have some construction on 74.
Cathedral has held home games at: Arlington H.S, Broad Ripple H.S, Butler (College), Arsenal Tech H.S, Lawrence Central, Lawrence North, North Central, University of Indianapolis, Marian College, Lucas Oil, Hoosier Dome, Southport. They use to have a home field when the school was located downtown Indianapolis called the CYO field.
Does Elder have any live broadcast of the game? I would like to pass it on to my Father whom can't make the trip to Cincinnati buut would love to watch the game. If not he will likely listen to the Cathedral broadcast.